词汇 | 趋之若鹜 |
释义 | 趋之若鹜 辨形“鹜”,不能写作“物”。 辨析趋之若鹜和“如蝇逐臭”有别:趋之若鹜所“趋”的不一定是不好的事物;而且总是多数人;“如蝇逐臭”所“逐”的全是不好的事物;可以是多数人;也可以是一个人。 辨形“鹜”,不能写作“物”。 辨析趋之若鹜和“如蝇逐臭”有别:趋之若鹜所“趋”的不一定是不好的事物;而且总是多数人;“如蝇逐臭”所“逐”的全是不好的事物;可以是多数人;也可以是一个人。 上海龙华一带,旧有桃树极盛,每逢春光好时,游人趋之若鹜。 【注意】❶注意趋之若鹜的鹜下边是鸟。❷有时含讥讽意味。 反义词 Polish filmgoers were eager for escapist entertainment, while the British were looking for new markets after the United States placed a ban on the import of British films. Most firms are keen on Latin America and eastern Europe, particularly Poland. Its members were skilled workers, in great demand by employers and thus able to exercise significant power in the workplace. Investors didn't flock to WSP even after it reduced its offering price. STUDENTS flock to American universities from all over the world. Infatuations with high-speed rail systems have come to the U.S. before, of course—most recently, Texas and Florida trumpeted regional plans, only to abandon them after a few years. The Norwegian capital, Oslo, is a popular destination for history lovers since it offers a variety of museums. However, if free servings are part of the deal, it may help all those poor souls dissect food theology. We may still keep, as Wordsworth supposed, intimations of some ante- natal life, and know why we home like bees towards the song of a bird or the sparkle of sunbeams on water. So several firms are courting young Japanese who have been abroad. So, if colleges are focusing on building spa-like rec centers and luxury dorms instead of improving their academics, is a college education even worth the money anymore? Customers were so enthusiastic that the system promptly crashed. With prices rising at that pace, developers and speculators have rushed to build. In this anxious climate, many Greeks warmed to the fiery rhetoric of an Archbishop of Athens who denounced his country’s government for very cautiously curbing the power of the Church. That’s probably why investors around the globe are flocking to farmland as the new growth industry. The government relaxed planning laws, the banks threw money at anything involving cement, and investors gobbled up houses in the expectation that prices could only go up. It's one of the cheapest times to borrow but it's not as if consumers are flocking to cash in on low interest rates. That said, not all makers of electric cars have rushed to embrace permanent- magnet motors. The secret of good bank regulation is to “lean against the prevailing wind”; force banks to build up capital and reserves in good times so they can get through bad times. The anonymous portraits, in turn, reveal why Iranian silks were so sought after in the West. But what does Nokia stand for?【12】 |
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